The Lisa Wexler Show

Chris Casiello, Plant Manager at Arethusa Farm Dairy joins Lisa Wexler to talk about their new Agriculture Science and Technology program for their local school district and hands-on summer camps, how their award-winning cheeses are conceived and made, why their ice creams consistently topping lists and classes they offer to the public.

Education Committee Co-Chair, Representative Jennifer Leeper joins Lisa Wexler to discuss the current education bills being debated in Hartford, especially the controversial bill addressing homeschooling and DCF's involvement.

Weston 1st Selectwoman. Sam Nestor joins Lisa Wexler to talk about why she is running for CT's district 26 State Senate.

Current Westport BOE Chair, Lee Goldstein joins Lisa Wexler to talk about why she is running for district 136 State Representative.

President of Brandeis University, Arthur Levine, a nationally respected higher education leader and researcher, joins Lisa Wexler to discuss co-authoring his new book, From Upheaval to Action: What Works in Changing Higher Ed.

Adria Petty, daughter of Tom Petty and acclaimed producer and music video director, joins Lisa Wexler to talk about her career, living in CT, and her appearance at The Westport Library to talk about the Legacy of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.

Senator Richard Blumenthal joins Lisa Wexler to talk about how CT's Electric Boat company is instrumental to U.S. drone development and undersea warfare at a time when our adversaries are hard at work. Senator Blumenthal discusses how the SAVE Act would undermine our democracy, when DHS will be funded, and audience emails about the Live Nation monopoly over concert ticket sales when the Trump administration settled the case with them?

ETH Zurich PhD candidate Nora Fahrenbach joins Lisa Wexler to talk about her global reforestation study which found that global reforestation efforts are necessary but will not be a silver bullet for cooling the climate, especially if we are doing it wrong.

Lisa Wexler explains statues of limitations. Why do we have them and what they are in CT? What are the exceptions? Plus, audience questions about why you need a probate judge's approval to sell a home below market value.